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USA
Circa 1991
A rare and important painting by Anatoly Belkin. This work is signed with his monogram and dated 91. Translating the painting, yielded an interesting work. Tea is Good. Vladimir Mayakovsky. Unjust. Here is how I see it...

USA
Circa 1940's
A large scale work, oil on canvas. Jewel tones and wonderful details. Eugene Andrew Agafonoff (Evgeny Andreevich Agafonov) was a Ukrainian painter, graphic artist and scene-designer who was born in 1879. Evgeny Agafonov was born to family of a merchant. He got his first art education in St. Petersburg Academy of Arts in 1899–1907...

USA
Circa 1940's
A large scale work, oil on canvas. Jewel tones and wonderful details. Eugene Andrew Agafonoff (Evgeny Andreevich Agafonov) was a Ukrainian painter, graphic artist and scene-designer who was born in 1879. Evgeny Agafonov was born to family of a merchant. He got his first art education in St. Petersburg Academy of Arts in 1899–1907...

USA
Circa 1940's
A large scale work, oil on canvas. Jewel tones and wonderful details. Eugene Andrew Agafonoff (Evgeny Andreevich Agafonov) was a Ukrainian painter, graphic artist and scene-designer who was born in 1879. Evgeny Agafonov was born to family of a merchant. He got his first art education in St. Petersburg Academy of Arts in 1899–1907...

USA
Circa 1981
A gorgeous set of six 'New' chairs by George Nakashima (1905 - 1990). These chairs each bear a signature plaque. The spindles are crafted from Hickory, and the other components of the chair are in Walnut. The 'New' chair was designed by Mr. Nakashima in 1955 and has become the archetypal chair of the designer. These chairs were crafted in 1981. Original finish and very solid, these chairs are a joy to behold!

China
1st Half of the 20th Century
Dating to the Early Republic Period (1911 - 1949) this seemingly single section boxwood figural group is carved to show eighteen immortals amongst mythical beasts in a bamboo grove. Presented on a dark coffee hue root stand, this impressive carving exhibits amazing detail.

China
17th or 18th Century
A beautiful pair of Chinese bronze 'Buddhistic' censers with great detail. The dark brown patina complements the cylindrical form. The pair has an incised rim and base enclosing a panel depicting deer and various Buddhistic or Taoist symbols on a ground of scrolling waves. The entire form is raised on bun feet.

18th Century
A mounted hand carved fragment of a Chinese Damo figure. In a mottled brown and cream tone, this figure is well carved to show the standing figure grasping boot and beads.

Caucasus
19th Century
A fine example of an East Caucasian Rug in an Afshan design from the Karabagh district.

USA
Circa 1940's
Couldn't resist this one! 'Chubby'. This vintage dress and pants form is on an industrial metal stand. The vintage form is really an eye catcher!

USA
Circa 1940's
She great looking! On her original stand, more than likely she's seen the best couture you can imagine! Perhaps she's been through alot and during this time, lost a leg, but she's as great as ever! The industrial stand is adjustable. Perfect for any interior! The form has a rod at the top that fits into the channel of the stand.

Featured Artist: Keith Lewin
An in-depth look at one of the artists in our inventory.
Keith Kerton Lewin was born in Jamaica in 1931. He made the journey to the United States and settled for a time in Brooklyn, New York. There he exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum. At some point later on, he traveled to Europe and painted extensively throughout Europe. In 1961 he joined the Royal Society for the Arts and was made a Fellow. It was after this time, that he often used the F.R.S.A. acronym on verso of his paintings. His membership appeared to have ceased some time between 1971 and 1974. After this date, no records have been found. A wonderful artist who time will not forget. We happily present to you, the Keith Lewin Collection.